Slot Machines in Hiding In Kane Age After Anti-Gaming Drives
Wichita July 2 Records of the Internal Revenue Department show about 1 400 slot machines hidden in Kane County after anti gaming drives. Lynn Brodrick U S collector of internal revenue for Kansas reports many machines unaccounted for this month and $100 federal tax payments. As of June 20 only 2 95 machines were paid. by July 1 most remained in state. Taxes for the new fiscal year were paid on 478 machines, but owners may have stored them and think no tax is due until machines are used. Possession triggers tax liability and a 5 percent penalty every 20 days up to 25 percent can be assessed if tax is unpaid by midnight July 31.
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Wichita
Internal Revenue Department
Kane
Alate
Feral
Lynn Brodrick
U. S
Internal Revenue
Kansas
4-H Clubs Target $12,000 for State Camp
Butler county 4 H clubs in E Dorado Kansas launched a campaign to raise 12000 dollars for the state club camp at Kork Springs Ranch. Floyd Bacon 4 H agent said a county wide food sale Saturday would be a feature of the drive.
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E! Dorado
Kan
Butler County
Kork Springs Ranch
Floyd Bacon
Local Births and Names List at Memorial Hospital
A listings page records births and names connected to Memorial Hospital and various residents. Notable entries include Delia McClung, Pauline Schmitz, Hetty Spencer, Mary Stewart, Wandalee Shaw, Lorraine Young, Phinlis Hoek, Katherine Ireland, and Don Creaford, with several newborns noted yesterday.
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Delia McClung
Sunnyside
Charles Vaughe
Baldwin
Pauline Schmitz
Tig
Jerry Pickens
Tomanoxie
Lorraine Young
Fullerton
Calif
Phinlis Hoek
Caroline Cox
Augusta
Katherine Ireland
Babyirl
West Ninth
Kenneth Weeks
Ohio
Weather and local notes from Lawrence in late summer
The Lawrence column covers heat, home life, and civic topics. It notes a plan to raise or keep water rates for summer, mentions the Kansas Color Press building under construction, what to expect on Mt Oread and a World War II memorial drive, plus campus science viewing at KU and local church return from New York. It also notes band camp gossip and a Kiwanis district picnic.
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Kansae Color Press
Trasker Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Tammy Constant
Constant
Mt. Oread
H. M. Sippel
First Christian Church
Lawrence
Senion Theological Seminary
New York
Kansas
Ten die as truck plunges off Brazilian mountain road
In Fortaleza near Merucca a truck carrying twenty two people fell 120 feet into a ravine, catching fire after the plunge. Ten were killed and eight seriously injured in the crash.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
Merucca
Dewey declines invitation to testify on Atlantic aid
Former Republican figure Thomas E. Dewey has refused to appear before the House Foreign Affairs Committee regarding security aid for Atlantic nations. The rejection underscores ongoing debates over U S support and policy toward allied defense funding.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Deaths and Funerals Bertram Perkins 63
Bertram Eugene Perkins died yesterday at his home on East Eighth Street aged 63. Funeral services are set for 4 p m Saturday at Romacy Funeral Home with Rev. Dale E. Turner officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves a daughter Ja Russom Ledbetter of North Carolina. two brothers David Perkins Route 2 and John H. Perkins of Sandstone Virginia. and a sister Mrs. J Hal Lassiter of Greensboro North Carolina.
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Bertram Eugene Perkins
East Eighth Street
Romacy
Dale E. Turner
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ja. Russom Ledbetterotte
N. C
David & Perkins
John H. Perkins
Sandstone
J. Hal Lassiter
Greensboro
LAW WILL WORK OUT
Angelo Scott, editor of the Iola Register and chairman of the Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review, spoke to the El Dorado Rotary Club defending Kansas liquor law. He stressed three aims: minimum legal availability, discouraging consumption, and local responsible control. He said the law reflects Kansans’ shift from prohibition to legal sales.
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el Dorado
Kan
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review
Kansas
Angelo Scott
el Dorado Rotary Club
Scott
Iola Register
Bethlehem Steel reports 2.62 a share quarterly earnings
Bethlehem Steel Corp reports 326,744,020 net income for the second 1949 quarter, equal to 2.62 a share. Directors declare a 60 cent dividend payable September 1 to holders of record August 3. First half earnings total 4,878,602 or 5.91 a share, versus last year's 3.05.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Bell buys equipment at bargain Western Electric pricing
Robert W. Thomas of American Telephone and Telegraph testified for Southwestern Bell in Missouri rate case. He said Western Electric prices are far below those of other manufacturers, costing Bell Telephone companies only about half as much to buy equipment. The testimony supported a proposed 5 million dollar annual rate increase.
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Jefferson City
Bell Telephone Companies
Western Electric
Missouri Public Service Commission
Robert W. Thomas
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Missouri
Chanute Editor In Fair Condition After Stroke
Charles F. Jones editor of the Chanute Tribune was reported in fair condition at a hospital today after suffering a stroke last weekend.
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Chanute
Kan
Pcharles F. Jones
The
Chanute Tribune
Lambda Tau Netta funds speech correction training
A CM-A fund of 12000 dollars was approved by Lambda Tau Netta sorority for speech correction teacher training at the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita Kansas. The grant will be paid in six yearly installments. Dr. Martin Palmer of Wichita will direct the program and Mrs. Betty Davis of Denver announced the gift yesterday at the sites Penvegee.
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Chicago
Lambda Tau Netta Sorority
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Kar
Penvegee
Betty Davis
Denver
Cole
Davis
Martin Palmer
Rail union orders nation-wide strike after wage dispute
The National Union of Railwaymen cleared the decks for a strike 21 days hence on nationalized railroads. It served the Ministry of Labor a formal notice claiming higher pay for 460,000 workers.
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London
National Union of Railwaymen
Ministry of Labor
Family thanks for support after wife's death
The family of Mrs. Sellers expresses gratitude for calls letters and assistance during her final illness and death. Signed by Frank Sellers Roy Sellers James Sellers Ida Bailey Jessie Warren Betty Sewell Nora Norriss Minnie Chinn.
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Frank Sellers
Roy Sellers
James Sellers
Ida Bailey
Jessie Warren
Betty Sewell
Nora Norriss
Minnie Chinn
Acheson Defends Arms Aid as Europe Urged for Security
Secretary Acheson argued for continuing arms assistance to Europe amid Senate debate on ratifying the Atlantic treaty. He said U S resources are limited and must focus on Europe with about 1.1 billion dollars to aid allied rearmament, while other non Atlantic treaty nations would receive aid. Critics seek a smaller or interim program and longer delays until a master defense plan is ready.
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Akea
Acheson
Senate
House
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
United States
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
City Raids Seize 160 Men at Maple Shade Gambling Hub
In Maple Shade New Jersey July 28 state police raided an armed gambling joint posing as a plumbing warehouse arresting 160 men and confiscating $40000. Officers found dice playing cards scratch sheets a ticker system and slot machines with an armored lookout. Most players reportedly came from Philadelphia and Camden and a limousine service aided attendance as authorities link the operation to a New York ring.
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Maple Shade
N. J
Philadelphia
Camden
New York
Belgians Honor British Frontline Liberation Monument
Belgians dedicate a monument near Hertain southern Belgium to the British 21st Army Group for their role in liberating most of Belgium. The monument was unveiled recently marking the historical crossing of the Belgian frontier by Allied forces.
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Brussels
21St Army Group
Belgium
Hertain
Russian edition of Howard Fast novel The Road to Freedom
A Russian edition of Howard Fast's The Road to Freedom has been published. Culture and Life praised the book, saying it has the force of an indictment of the whole social and political structure of contemporary America.
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Moscow
Howard Fast
Culture and Life
America
Glue blamed for stamp loss in McPherson liquor bottles
Liquor dealers in McPherson Kansas blamed weak glue on stamps for many stampless bottles reaching shelves. They said stamps fall off before sale and lie at the bottom of cases. State liquor control director Arthur A. Herrick announced a statewide investigation into untaxed liquor found in stores.
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McPherson
Kan
Topeka
Arthur A. Herrick
Daniel Chanis Sworn Panama President As Diaz Arosemena Fights Illness
Daniel Chanis, 57, was sworn in as Panama's president by the supreme court today. He succeeds Domingo Diaz Arosemena who remains in critical condition from a heart ailment since yesterday.
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Panama
Daniel Chanis
Supreme Court
Domingo Diaz Arosemena
Diaz
Reward offered for arson arrest in Chanute parking meter damage
Chanute Kansas officials posted a 95 reward for arrest and conviction of those responsible for damaging 25 parking meters. Handles were twisted from 11 meters and glass broken in others. The acts occurred over the past several days.
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Chanute
Kan
Secretaries keep business moving says training program
Business leaders praise young men and women serving in secretarial roles and warn that without secretaries commerce would regress. A training program emphasizes preparing students for these vital positions.
Markets at a Glance for New York and Kansas City
Market highlights show mixed grain and livestock in New York and Kansas City. Wheat softens, corn steady, cotton quiet, hogs higher, cattle choppy, with liverstock receipts and cash grain prices noted alongside futures.
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York
T Jrower
Canada
Kansas City
cAbo
Hess
Kansas City Potato Market and Wall Street Snapshot
Kansas City potato market reports show prices for U S No 1 size A washed whites and Washington varieties with figures around 3 65 to 3 90 per unit amid varied trades. The Day in Wall Street notes a downtrend earlier but a partial recovery with modest turnover and mixed gains in several sectors and hints at ongoing volatility.
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California
U.S
Washington
Inpstiy Soc
Sne & Car
Wall Street
New York
Yeomstown Sheet
TA Ee Ward
Seareh Union
Wealth & Ar Smelting
Southern Rail
Missin Corp
Eastern Air Lines
Steadier Stats
Chry Woolworth
Ar Tractor
Wrng- Vey Idem
Welsouth- Indy
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